[haiku] Re: Haiku R1 Alpha: Impressed... I am curious about the current replacement for BeIDE?

From: "Nicolai Syvertsen" <saivert@xxxxxxxxxxx>

To: <haiku@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Date: Tue, 6 Oct 2009 03:32:29 +0200

People over at the haiku-development mailing list is talking about it a lot
now. Seems like several people are contemplating on a new "default" IDE for
Haiku, but choice is always welcome.
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Sent: 6. oktober 2009 03:11
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Subject: [haiku] Haiku R1 Alpha: Impressed... I am curious about the current
replacement for BeIDE?
Gang,
So I finally checked out Haiku R1 Alpha over the weekend and I was very
impressed. It's to feel a FAST and (almost) SOLID operating system again.
I didn't install it yet (just ran the Live CD on a
laptop) on one of my dedicated BeOS machines, but I plan to this coming
weekend and see what else is working/not working.
I was curious about who is using what in replacement of BeIDE for
application development. I saw a thread about DarkWyrm's Paladin, but I
wanted to know what is recommended for application development as far as an
IDE is concerned?